Episode · Big Technology Podcast · 2023-11-08
Books mentioned on The Secrets Of Ray Dalio and His Dot Collector Transparency Software — With Rob Copeland
Rob Copeland is the author of The Fund: Ray Dalio, Bridgewater Associates, and the Unraveling of a Wall Street Legend and a New York Times reporter. He joins Big Technology Podcast to discuss his new book, offering a revealing look at Dalio's business success and the making of his legend.
Rob Copeland discussed Principles by Ray Dalio and The Fund by Rob Copeland.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
-
Principles
Principles by Ray Dalio is a practical business and life guide outlining the systematic rules and radical truth-seeking framework that helped the author build one of the world's most successful investment firms.
Discussed“he calls them principles for life and work and he wrote a best-selling book about it”
Where to get it
-
The Fund
Discussed“there's the version that Ray Delio would tell you and there's the version that my book uh I think breaks open let me tell you the ray doio version”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (5) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Plugged The Fund
“Rob Copeland is here he's a New York Times Reporter and the author of The fund Ray Doo Bridgewater Associates and the unraveling of a Wall Street Legend”
Plugged The Fund
“we're here with Rob Copeland the author of the fund uh Ray Doo Bridgewater Associates and the unraveling of a Wall Street lesson Legend”
Plugged The Fund
“I'm going to keep talking about this because I I love it because I I so I work for the New York Times this my it's my day job um it's my real job this this book is my passion”
Plugged The Fund
“one of my this is the book that I wrote is not a book about how journalists are heroes I am not a character in this book I don't figure out some great thing and swoop in and save the day”
Plugged The Fund
“the book is the fund Ray Delio Bridgewater Associates and the unraveling of a Wall Street Legend the author is Rob Copeland”